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Gardening with nature

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Living creatures are a vital part of any garden. It doesn't matter if your garden is green, if your garden has no insects, birds or worms your garden is dead! 

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Click on the options below to learn how to work with nature to get a healthy, vibrant, chemical free garden.

chemical vs organic pesticides

Organic pesticides are becoming more popular as a less toxic way to manage pests. 

 

William, an insect specialist, explains that both organic and chemical pesticides can cause problems in your garden in the longer run.

 

The best 'pest' control is to create a healthy ecosystem by having a diverse garden.

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From building sustainably, permaculture gardens and preserving food.

To find out how to live sustainably in an urban setting contact them for an urban farm tour.

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Loctaguna Organics

See what a mature food forest can look like by visiting Loctaguna who have developed a beautiful syntropic system in their market garden.  Proving that organic farming can be profitable if done right. 

Contact them for a visit or to organise training.

The hum of bees is the voice of the garden.

Elizabeth Lawrence

Marcel is a snake expert who has done extensive work in snake education and snake bite treatment within Zambia.​

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In this video he explains more about how knowing snake behaviour, can help you keep them away from your house, pets and livestock.

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He is currently raising funds to train more doctors to respond to snake bite emergencies in Zambia.

practical tips to prevent snakes around your home

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